Lesson Y9-U05-L04
Women & the Family in Nazi Germany Quiz: KS3 History, Unit 18
20 questions
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Lesson Y9-U05-L04, Women & the Family in Nazi Germany: 20 multiple choice questions for the KS3 History (National Curriculum), Unit 18: Year 9: Life in Nazi Germany, written with Revision Ninja.
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The 20 questions
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What did the Nazi women's slogan 'Kinder, Kuche, Kirche' mean?
- Children, kitchen, church
- Duty, honour, country
- Work, wealth, welfare
- Health, home, happiness
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Which Mother's Cross was awarded to mothers of eight or more children?
- Bronze cross
- Silver cross
- Platinum cross
- Gold cross
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What was the main purpose of the Lebensborn programme?
- Elite boarding schools
- Orphanages for refugees
- Secret weapons factories
- Aryan breeding homes
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How large was a Nazi marriage loan in 1933?
- 500 marks
- 100 marks
- 10,000 marks
- 1,000 marks
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How did having a child affect a Nazi marriage loan?
- Cancelled entirely
- Added no benefit
- Doubled the debt
- Cancelled 25 percent
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From 1934, what share of university places could go to women?
- 25%
- 50%
- 5%
- 10%
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Which professional women were forced out of their jobs from 1933?
- Factory workers
- Doctors and civil servants
- Farm labourers
- Nurses and cleaners
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Why did women's employment rise again by 1939 in Nazi Germany?
- Feminist protests
- Falling birth rates
- Equal pay laws
- Rearmament labour shortages
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Which women were Hitler Youth boys required to salute in the street?
- League leaders
- Gold cross mothers
- Female Nazi doctors
- Female factory workers
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What subjects did the German Women's League (NS-Frauenschaft) teach women?
- Domestic skills
- Foreign languages
- Military combat
- Advanced engineering
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Which appearance was part of the Nazi ideal for German women?
- No make-up
- Heavy cosmetics
- Dyed blonde hair
- Western fashion
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Why was the Mother's Cross policy discriminatory?
- Favoured working mothers
- Helped only fathers
- Targeted racially pure
- Rewarded all families
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What economic factor caused the German birth rate to rise in the mid-1930s?
- Mass immigration
- Depression recovery
- Lower housing costs
- Food rationing
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Why did the Nazis push for an increased birth rate?
- Aryan population growth
- Tax revenue needs
- Colonial expansion plans
- Industrial automation
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Which methods did the Nazis combine to push women out of professional jobs?
- Exile and imprisonment
- Sackings and loans
- Curfews and fines
- Strikes and protests
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By what year did female employment rise again because workers were needed?
- 1933
- 1935
- 1939
- 1945
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Under Nazi policy, what was a woman's role in 'Kirche' expected to be?
- Devoted to family
- Party leader
- Career focused
- Active in politics
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Which Nazi aim for women proved the least successful due to city resistance?
- Ideal look
- Childbirth targets
- Marriage loans
- Employment ban
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What key method did the Nazis use to push women back into the home?
- Equal pay
- Free childcare
- Universal suffrage
- Marriage loans
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A couple took a 1,000-mark marriage loan and then had four children. How much of the loan was still to repay?
- 500 marks
- 0 marks
- 750 marks
- 250 marks
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